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Linus: Robin? 2 00:00:00.767 --> 00:00:03.436 Robert: Arsenal, Green Arrow's sidekick. 3 00:00:03.903 --> 00:00:06.206 Linus: Okay, so sh***ier Robin. 4 00:00:06.539 --> 00:00:07.340 Robert: More or less. 5 00:00:07.607 --> 00:00:10.143 Linus: When you buy a Stormtrooper, it's like just one. 6 00:00:10.143 --> 00:00:10.710 Reece: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 7 00:00:10.844 --> 00:00:11.578 Linus: So one of the things... 8 00:00:11.578 --> 00:00:12.412 Reece: You want the whole scene, yeah. 9 00:00:12.412 --> 00:00:15.248 Linus: ...that I dreamed of is having enough Stormtroopers; 10 00:00:15.648 --> 00:00:18.785 Linus: to have a legit battle or whatever. 11 00:00:20.553 --> 00:00:24.591 David: If I had more money than I knew what to do with, my hobby would be building miniatures; 12 00:00:25.358 --> 00:00:28.328 and just recreating movie sets and scenes and stuff, 13 00:00:28.328 --> 00:00:33.733 and just having really cool houses and stuff like that, but alas. 14 00:00:34.734 --> 00:00:35.535 Linus: Super cool. 15 00:00:35.602 --> 00:00:37.370 David: I know exactly what to do with all my money. 16 00:00:39.072 --> 00:00:41.708 Linus: Yo, I'll tell you what I want, what I really, really want. 17 00:00:41.708 --> 00:00:43.777 David: So tell me what you want, what you really really want. 18 00:00:43.877 --> 00:00:44.344 Robert: Oh boy. 19 00:00:44.444 --> 00:00:45.812 Linus: We've got it. We might as well use it. 20 00:00:46.746 --> 00:00:48.281 Robert: Okay, that does have the cap on. 21 00:00:48.681 --> 00:00:50.250 Linus: It's a different context. 22 00:00:51.718 --> 00:00:54.120 Robert: Would it be the same? Because I have the original hoodie. 23 00:00:54.154 --> 00:00:55.355 Robert: What do you think on that? 24 00:00:55.355 --> 00:00:56.022 Linus: Yeah, it would be. 25 00:00:56.456 --> 00:00:56.823 Robert: Cool. 26 00:00:56.823 --> 00:00:59.692 Linus: So if you ever wear that disco bowling, you'll be the talk of the town. 27 00:00:59.826 --> 00:01:00.260 Robert: Cool. 28 00:01:00.927 --> 00:01:07.000 Linus: Oh yeah, so the way that I keep track is I just have all of mine by type and by size. 29 00:01:07.033 --> 00:01:07.734 Robert: Oh, okay. 30 00:01:07.734 --> 00:01:08.234 Linus: Yeah. 31 00:01:08.701 --> 00:01:09.536 Robert: Cool. 32 00:01:13.306 --> 00:01:15.341 Linus: It's a ratcheting screwdriver, use the ratchet. 33 00:01:15.341 --> 00:01:18.978 Oh, it drives me crazy watching people use our screwdriver sometimes. 34 00:01:19.512 --> 00:01:23.783 Linus: I specifically bought an entire wardrobe of Darn Tough socks, 35 00:01:23.783 --> 00:01:27.487 so that I would never have to have holes in my socks anymore because of their lifetime warranty. 36 00:01:27.487 --> 00:01:27.854 David: Yeah. 37 00:01:27.921 --> 00:01:31.424 Linus: Now what I have is half of a shelf of Darn Tough socks, 38 00:01:31.491 --> 00:01:34.060 and half of a drawer of Darn Tough socks with holes in them 39 00:01:34.060 --> 00:01:35.895 because I've never gotten around to warranty them. 40 00:01:35.962 --> 00:01:39.132 David: Robert, do you want me to rerun the switch cables through the middle hole? 41 00:01:39.432 --> 00:01:40.467 Robert: Uh, yeah, yeah. 42 00:01:40.567 --> 00:01:42.268 Robert: Yeah, so the whole thing will just get shifted over. 43 00:01:42.335 --> 00:01:45.905 Linus: Yeah, you know what though? It's just this one piece. 44 00:01:46.306 --> 00:01:50.310 So I bet you could get in touch with JONSBO and ask them to send you just a replacement piece. 45 00:01:50.310 --> 00:01:52.745 It doesn't look like it impacted any deeper. 46 00:01:52.745 --> 00:01:53.313 Robert: Yeah. 47 00:01:53.313 --> 00:01:55.315 Linus: So hopefully that's a pretty small fix. 48 00:01:55.415 --> 00:01:57.183 Robert: Though it kind of looks like, maybe I'm wrong, 49 00:01:57.183 --> 00:02:00.086 but it's almost like this is like, compared to here, this is like pushed in? 50 00:02:00.220 --> 00:02:03.523 Linus: Here, let's get the top off and then we can have a look. 51 00:02:03.523 --> 00:02:05.258 I'm ready to put this in anyway. 52 00:02:06.192 --> 00:02:06.926 Linus: Yeah, good job. 53 00:02:06.926 --> 00:02:09.362 Okay, why would I hand you anything if you're just gonna- 54 00:02:09.496 --> 00:02:10.697 Linus: Okay, no, that's fine. 55 00:02:10.730 --> 00:02:11.164 Linus: That's fine. 56 00:02:11.164 --> 00:02:11.965 Linus: No, I see how it is. 57 00:02:12.298 --> 00:02:12.999 I see how it is. 58 00:02:12.999 --> 00:02:14.067 Robert: I thought you really need to put one in. 59 00:02:14.067 --> 00:02:15.802 I was like okay, if he's gonna put one in, I'll grab another one. 60 00:02:19.038 --> 00:02:21.574 Robert: What was it? Teamwork makes the dream work and all that stuff? 61 00:02:21.975 --> 00:02:23.409 David: Not even Blu-rays, eh? 62 00:02:23.977 --> 00:02:24.811 David: There's a couple Blu-rays. 63 00:02:24.811 --> 00:02:25.645 Robert: There's a mix in there; 64 00:02:25.645 --> 00:02:27.547 there's some more Blu-rays down in the case there. 65 00:02:27.547 --> 00:02:28.648 David: Do you have a single 4K Blu-ray? 66 00:02:28.648 --> 00:02:30.483 Robert: Uh, I think I have one or two; 67 00:02:30.750 --> 00:02:32.418 I think they're down in the case down there. 68 00:02:32.418 --> 00:02:35.989 Because I have, I think it's Zack Snyder's Justice League is on there, 69 00:02:35.989 --> 00:02:37.724 or no, it's down there. 70 00:02:37.857 --> 00:02:41.327 Um, because I got that for Christmas last year. 71 00:02:42.295 --> 00:02:43.429 David: Do you love Zack Snyder movies? 72 00:02:44.931 --> 00:02:47.600 Robert: Ah well, I just, I haven't actually seen the Zack Snyder cut. 73 00:02:47.600 --> 00:02:47.800 David: Okay. 74 00:02:47.800 --> 00:02:49.469 Robert: And that, so it was like I want to see it. 75 00:02:49.636 --> 00:02:51.337 Robert: So, yeah. 76 00:02:51.437 --> 00:02:52.172 David: It's alright. 77 00:02:52.772 --> 00:02:54.207 David: It was better than the Joss Whedon. 78 00:02:55.942 --> 00:02:58.011 Linus: Did Joss Whedon's career ever return? 79 00:02:58.011 --> 00:02:58.344 David: No. 80 00:02:58.411 --> 00:03:02.282 He got... he did bad movies and then he got cancelled because he was a huge jerk. 81 00:03:02.315 --> 00:03:04.951 So it was, it was double whammy; it's over for him. 82 00:03:09.789 --> 00:03:10.657 Linus: Okay, where do you want it? 83 00:03:10.990 --> 00:03:12.959 Reece: Probably in the office, I imagine. 84 00:03:12.992 --> 00:03:15.228 Linus: Okay, Mr. Imagination here. 85 00:03:15.495 --> 00:03:16.396 Reece: Mr. Imagination. 86 00:03:16.396 --> 00:03:17.964 Linus: Imagines, what do you imagine? 87 00:03:18.565 --> 00:03:19.365 Reece: Oh, I imagine; I imagine many things. 88 00:03:19.365 --> 00:03:20.366 Linus: Imagine where he wants it. 89 00:03:20.466 --> 00:03:23.469 Reece: I thought that was more your job, I guess; Visions and all that. 90 00:03:23.469 --> 00:03:24.103 Linus: No, no, no. 91 00:03:24.103 --> 00:03:25.471 Linus: It's not supposed to be imagination. 92 00:03:25.471 --> 00:03:26.039 Reece: Oh, okay. 93 00:03:26.039 --> 00:03:28.741 Linus: I'm imagining more revenue? Like I mean, that's not gonna work. 94 00:03:28.775 --> 00:03:29.375 Reece: Well... 95 00:03:29.375 --> 00:03:30.410 Linus: That doesn't pay paychecks. 96 00:03:30.543 --> 00:03:31.077 Reece: Yeah, well. 97 00:03:31.077 --> 00:03:31.945 Robert: Imagining revenue? 98 00:03:31.945 --> 00:03:32.445 Linus: Yeah. 99 00:03:34.247 --> 00:03:34.981 Robert: Not with that attitude. 100 00:03:35.114 --> 00:03:36.416 Linus: This is an awful keyboard. 101 00:03:36.916 --> 00:03:39.452 Robert: Yeah, it was the one that came with the original computer. 102 00:03:39.452 --> 00:03:41.287 Robert: It's just like my emergency backup. 103 00:03:41.321 --> 00:03:41.688 Linus: It really is. 104 00:03:41.688 --> 00:03:42.322 Robert: Basically. 105 00:03:43.489 --> 00:03:46.192 Robert: At the very least, the onboard one isn't as fast as the other one. 106 00:03:46.192 --> 00:03:48.861 David: One just won't need drivers, would the other one need drivers? 107 00:03:48.861 --> 00:03:49.729 Linus: It should be fine. 108 00:03:49.729 --> 00:03:50.163 David: Okay. 109 00:03:51.097 --> 00:03:52.398 Linus: It's Linux, gotta love it. 110 00:03:52.432 --> 00:03:53.299 David: There we go. 111 00:03:54.734 --> 00:03:55.268 David: Just works. 112 00:03:55.401 --> 00:03:58.805 David: Robert, do you ever have the desire to just like rip all of them off at once? 113 00:03:59.606 --> 00:04:03.476 Robert: I had to, because when I had to rebuild it and that- 114 00:04:03.476 --> 00:04:04.811 David: But did you just like... 115 00:04:05.011 --> 00:04:06.312 Robert: Oh, not like that, no. 116 00:04:07.914 --> 00:04:08.514 Reece: Not yet. 117 00:04:08.848 --> 00:04:10.049 David: I want to do it so bad. 118 00:04:11.150 --> 00:04:14.020 Linus: Okay, so let's just turn off bull sh**. 119 00:04:15.221 --> 00:04:17.023 Linus: Yeah, you can have a little bit of noise reduction. 120 00:04:18.091 --> 00:04:19.492 Okay, digital noise reduction. 121 00:04:19.492 --> 00:04:20.059 David: Low. 122 00:04:20.126 --> 00:04:22.729 Linus: Yeah, that I don't mind but we'll give it a medium on that. 123 00:04:23.363 --> 00:04:23.930 Linus: Okay. 124 00:04:24.897 --> 00:04:26.699 David: Cinemotion, is it just de-judder? 125 00:04:26.933 --> 00:04:28.635 Linus: Yeah, it is; I left it on low. 126 00:04:28.635 --> 00:04:29.335 David: Okay, perfect. 127 00:04:30.703 --> 00:04:32.305 Linus: I think so; hold on, let me double check. 128 00:04:32.338 --> 00:04:33.306 I think I left that on low. 129 00:04:33.306 --> 00:04:34.173 Oh, no; I put that off. 130 00:04:34.173 --> 00:04:35.541 Nope, that was wrong, low. 131 00:04:35.575 --> 00:04:41.414 Linus: Actually built himself a computer last year, so... dep- One more time. 132 00:04:43.383 --> 00:04:44.817 Linus: I swear to god I know how to make videos. 133 00:04:45.485 --> 00:04:46.219 Reece: There you go. 134 00:04:46.352 --> 00:04:47.720 Linus: Sorry, this is really fast. 135 00:04:47.754 --> 00:04:50.690 Robert: You just gotta hope it's not one of those ones that you get like 23 tries at. 136 00:04:50.690 --> 00:04:54.027 Linus: Okay, okay, okay, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, look. 137 00:04:54.127 --> 00:04:57.463 Linus: You got your DC and Marvel all f***ed up here though. 138 00:04:58.398 --> 00:04:59.032 Robert: No, it should be all- 139 00:04:59.032 --> 00:04:59.999 Linus: That's Catwoman. 140 00:05:00.099 --> 00:05:02.302 David: Noooooo! 141 00:05:02.335 --> 00:05:02.902 David: Nooo! 142 00:05:02.902 --> 00:05:06.039 Robert: Every superhero fan just went, oh, whatever. 143 00:05:08.841 --> 00:05:09.342 Linus: No. 144 00:05:09.342 --> 00:05:10.243 Linus: No, they didn't. 145 00:05:11.144 --> 00:05:13.313 That's the problem with superhero fans. 146 00:05:13.313 --> 00:05:14.080 Robert: That's fair. 147 00:05:15.448 --> 00:05:17.550 Linus: They were just as upset as I was. 148 00:05:18.051 --> 00:05:18.584 Linus: Cat? 149 00:05:18.584 --> 00:05:21.187 Robert: Yeah, they are technically... It is a different character. 150 00:05:21.187 --> 00:05:22.155 Linus: That's bulls***. 151 00:05:22.155 --> 00:05:23.256 David: It's a Spiderman character. 152 00:05:23.256 --> 00:05:24.891 Linus: Oh my god, how can... 153 00:05:24.891 --> 00:05:25.191 Robert: Yeah. 154 00:05:25.191 --> 00:05:25.692 Linus: Okay. 155 00:05:25.892 --> 00:05:28.728 There are an unlimited number of creative powers. 156 00:05:29.228 --> 00:05:35.335 And from one universe to the other, you come up with a chick with a whip who's a jewel thief? 157 00:05:37.136 --> 00:05:38.004 David: In a catsuit. 158 00:05:38.104 --> 00:05:38.671 Robert: Yeah. 159 00:05:38.671 --> 00:05:41.074 Linus: Like, come on, man! 160 00:05:43.042 --> 00:05:46.579 It's like having Aquaman and Waterman. 161 00:05:46.979 --> 00:05:49.782 Batman, little flying rodent man. 162 00:05:51.551 --> 00:05:52.318 Linus: Pathetic. 163 00:05:53.186 --> 00:05:54.987 David: You can tell you don't read that many comics, 164 00:05:54.987 --> 00:05:59.392 because every character has their version in like DC. 165 00:05:59.392 --> 00:06:00.026 Linus: That is so dumb. 166 00:06:00.026 --> 00:06:00.860 David: And it's very funny. 167 00:06:01.461 --> 00:06:03.162 Linus: They don't have a Batman for Marvel. 168 00:06:03.162 --> 00:06:03.896 David: There's a basic- 169 00:06:03.896 --> 00:06:07.066 David: There's a very rich man who is a detective; 170 00:06:07.066 --> 00:06:09.602 there's a ton of those, there's like 20 different ones. 171 00:06:09.602 --> 00:06:12.271 Linus: Yeah, but he's not just a bat guy. 172 00:06:12.505 --> 00:06:13.906 David: There is a bat... 173 00:06:14.574 --> 00:06:16.609 David: I don't know enough about comics, but there is like... 174 00:06:16.642 --> 00:06:17.577 Linus: Shut up, there's a bat. 175 00:06:17.577 --> 00:06:19.045 David: Marvel's Batman, let's look up what? 176 00:06:19.045 --> 00:06:20.913 David: If I search Marvel's Batman, what will we find? 177 00:06:20.913 --> 00:06:22.081 Robert: Moon Knight is probably what will come up. 178 00:06:22.081 --> 00:06:22.849 David: Who's Marvel's Batman? 179 00:06:22.849 --> 00:06:23.483 David: Okay, sure. 180 00:06:23.649 --> 00:06:24.584 Oh, Moon Knight, yeah. 181 00:06:24.584 --> 00:06:24.917 Robert: Yeah. 182 00:06:24.917 --> 00:06:26.886 David: Moon Knight; that's like not quite the same. 183 00:06:26.986 --> 00:06:28.721 Linus: "Moon Knight", yeah. 184 00:06:30.289 --> 00:06:31.624 Linus: Oh my god. 185 00:06:31.624 --> 00:06:34.260 Robert: He has actual powers though, so it makes him different. 186 00:06:34.260 --> 00:06:34.727 Linus: Right. 187 00:06:34.727 --> 00:06:35.695 David: The powers of a bat. 188 00:06:36.929 --> 00:06:37.530 Linus: Jesus. 189 00:06:37.597 --> 00:06:38.164 David: No, it's not- 190 00:06:38.164 --> 00:06:40.366 Linus: Ah, a piss taking gift. 191 00:06:40.800 --> 00:06:42.735 Linus: Okay, I'll allow it. 192 00:06:43.102 --> 00:06:43.636 David: I don't know. 193 00:06:43.636 --> 00:06:46.572 The audience's perception of Phantom Menace has really turned around; 194 00:06:46.572 --> 00:06:48.441 people are trying to pretend like it's a good movie. 195 00:06:49.041 --> 00:06:49.776 Robert: And I mean- 196 00:06:50.243 --> 00:06:52.278 Linus: The last time I watched it I kind of enjoyed it. 197 00:06:52.278 --> 00:06:53.446 See, it's all relative. 198 00:06:54.013 --> 00:06:57.784 Linus: Compared to the sequel trilogy, dude? It's a masterpiece. 199 00:06:57.784 --> 00:06:59.619 David: I would rather watch Last Jedi than any of the prequels. 200 00:06:59.619 --> 00:07:02.054 Linus: Darth Maul compared to bringing back Palpatine? 201 00:07:02.088 --> 00:07:05.291 David: Tell me anything about Darth Maul's character other than his makeup. 202 00:07:06.225 --> 00:07:07.593 Linus: He just kicks ass. 203 00:07:08.227 --> 00:07:09.295 Robert: He hates Obi Wan. 204 00:07:09.295 --> 00:07:09.762 Linus: Yeah. 205 00:07:10.730 --> 00:07:12.665 David: These are really good character points. 206 00:07:12.665 --> 00:07:17.770 Linus: He tattooed his face rather than being transformed by his engulfment in the dark side. 207 00:07:18.137 --> 00:07:19.172 David: That's not from the movies. 208 00:07:20.006 --> 00:07:22.608 Linus: You told me to tell you anything about his character; I f***ing did. 209 00:07:22.608 --> 00:07:25.211 David: Go into a whole TV show to find something? 210 00:07:25.745 --> 00:07:30.149 David: That's what I'm saying, is these movies are bad and to pretend like they weren't is crazy. 211 00:07:30.149 --> 00:07:31.384 Linus: But he's so cool. 212 00:07:31.384 --> 00:07:33.453 Okay, I can tell you something that's just from the movie. 213 00:07:33.453 --> 00:07:33.920 David: Okay. 214 00:07:33.920 --> 00:07:37.256 Linus: He was played by an actual acrobatic guy. 215 00:07:37.290 --> 00:07:38.224 David: Not his voice. 216 00:07:39.725 --> 00:07:40.326 Linus: So? 217 00:07:40.827 --> 00:07:45.631 Linus: You're going to tell me that David Prowse gets no credit for Darth Vader's performance 218 00:07:45.631 --> 00:07:47.467 just because James Earl Jones did the voice? 219 00:07:47.867 --> 00:07:49.402 Linus: Boom! 220 00:07:49.735 --> 00:07:52.538 David: Yeah, but the combo of them is better than some of their parts. 221 00:07:53.005 --> 00:07:55.107 Linus: And Darth Maul. 222 00:07:55.441 --> 00:07:56.375 Linus: Look, I- 223 00:07:56.375 --> 00:07:57.143 David: He's in two parts. 224 00:07:59.111 --> 00:08:03.950 Linus: Every time I see an action movie where like the actor throws a punch like. 225 00:08:04.150 --> 00:08:04.550 David: True. 226 00:08:04.851 --> 00:08:07.453 Linus: And then you know the other guy goes flying or whatever, 227 00:08:07.453 --> 00:08:08.721 it throws me completely out of it. 228 00:08:08.721 --> 00:08:12.558 David: It was the era of movies where they haven't figured out how to make bad fighters look okay. 229 00:08:12.592 --> 00:08:13.226 Linus: Yeah. 230 00:08:13.659 --> 00:08:15.094 David: Jason Bourne had not happened yet. 231 00:08:15.728 --> 00:08:17.029 Linus: Yeah, Jason- 232 00:08:17.063 --> 00:08:20.666 Okay, I unironically love the shaky cam; Jason Bourne style. 233 00:08:20.666 --> 00:08:22.034 David: Oh, those movies are great. 234 00:08:22.034 --> 00:08:22.735 Linus: Yeah. 235 00:08:22.768 --> 00:08:25.571 David: But apparently they did it because Matt Damon was such a bad fighter, 236 00:08:25.571 --> 00:08:27.974 David: they had to find a way to kind of cover it all up. 237 00:08:27.974 --> 00:08:28.508 Linus: It works great. 238 00:08:28.508 --> 00:08:28.941 David: It works. 239 00:08:28.941 --> 00:08:29.609 David: It works great. 240 00:08:29.609 --> 00:08:30.276 Linus: It's great, I love it. 241 00:08:30.309 --> 00:08:31.878 Here, okay; give me shaky cam, we'll fight. 242 00:08:34.046 --> 00:08:34.881 David: Oh god. 243 00:08:34.981 --> 00:08:35.481 David: Oh no. 244 00:08:36.315 --> 00:08:39.652 Robert: I'd like to welcome the audience back to the new episode of They're Just Movies. 245 00:08:40.953 --> 00:08:42.121 Robert: This new podcast. 246 00:08:43.956 --> 00:08:47.860 Linus: Yeah, it's basically Linus and David agree a lot, but when they don't... 247 00:08:48.027 --> 00:08:48.995 David: It's, yeah. 248 00:08:48.995 --> 00:08:49.929 Linus: It's pretty bad. 249 00:08:49.929 --> 00:08:50.830 David: Full on fist bites. 250 00:08:51.731 --> 00:08:54.800 Linus: That would actually be a great podcast. 251 00:08:55.968 --> 00:08:57.837 Linus: Just like one every ten episodes. 252 00:08:57.837 --> 00:09:01.007 Linus: It just devolves into like screaming epithets at each other. 253 00:09:01.007 --> 00:09:01.440 David: Yeah. 254 00:09:01.641 --> 00:09:02.842 David: They didn't get traumatized? 255 00:09:02.842 --> 00:09:03.376 Reece: Yeah. 256 00:09:03.509 --> 00:09:06.178 Linus: No, they didn't make it to get traumatized; they were just like- 257 00:09:06.212 --> 00:09:11.350 Yeah, dude, old kids movies are slow to get started. 258 00:09:11.350 --> 00:09:15.655 Robert: But within like the first ten minutes of this one an AC unit basically commits unalivement. 259 00:09:15.955 --> 00:09:17.156 Linus: I don't think they understood that. 260 00:09:17.924 --> 00:09:20.927 Linus: It's kind of a... was this Don Bluth? I forget. 261 00:09:21.394 --> 00:09:22.895 David: It seems like it would be, but- 262 00:09:22.895 --> 00:09:23.996 Linus: It seems like it would be. 263 00:09:24.063 --> 00:09:24.530 Robert: Yeah. 264 00:09:24.564 --> 00:09:25.064 Linus: No it's not. 265 00:09:25.064 --> 00:09:26.766 David: Cause it's not actually a Disney movie either. 266 00:09:26.766 --> 00:09:27.166 Linus: Yeah. 267 00:09:27.166 --> 00:09:28.734 David: It like "presents by Disney", so it's- 268 00:09:28.734 --> 00:09:29.268 Linus: Yeah. 269 00:09:29.302 --> 00:09:29.969 David: They didn't make it. 270 00:09:30.002 --> 00:09:33.205 Robert: Actually that's the thing, I've been trying to find this one on DVD; 271 00:09:33.239 --> 00:09:35.207 like cause the tape isn't gonna last forever. 272 00:09:35.207 --> 00:09:37.109 Linus: Right, yeah; that would be a tragedy. 273 00:09:37.109 --> 00:09:37.944 Robert: And that, but I haven't been able to- 274 00:09:37.944 --> 00:09:40.212 Haven't been able to find it, it's not on Disney Plus. 275 00:09:40.212 --> 00:09:40.580 Linus: Right. 276 00:09:40.580 --> 00:09:42.682 Robert: There are sequels to this movie that I've been able to find. 277 00:09:42.682 --> 00:09:44.917 Apparently these appliances go to Mars at some point? 278 00:09:45.918 --> 00:09:49.589 Robert: It's a legitimate sequel, I can find that on DVD but I can't find the original. 279 00:09:49.789 --> 00:09:54.827 Linus: To be clear I do have a couple, I have a couple collectibles, but not many. 280 00:09:54.927 --> 00:09:58.297 David: Did you just buy a copy of Chrono Trigger or something? 281 00:09:58.431 --> 00:09:58.898 Linus: Yeah. 282 00:09:59.031 --> 00:10:00.833 Linus: Or no, I don't have Chrono Trigger. 283 00:10:00.833 --> 00:10:01.133 David: Oh. 284 00:10:01.133 --> 00:10:02.868 Linus: I have Super Mario RPG. 285 00:10:03.202 --> 00:10:04.737 David: In a box or just a cartridge? 286 00:10:05.438 --> 00:10:07.740 Linus: Uh, I think I have a box. 287 00:10:07.740 --> 00:10:09.342 David: Yeah, so two hundred *unintelligible* 288 00:10:09.342 --> 00:10:10.109 Linus: Um. 289 00:10:10.209 --> 00:10:11.210 No, no, it wasn't that much. 290 00:10:11.210 --> 00:10:11.777 David: Oh really? 291 00:10:11.777 --> 00:10:15.514 Linus: No, Emily saw it at Willow Video at a good price; she got it for me. 292 00:10:15.615 --> 00:10:17.717 David: Shoutout Willow Video, not a sponsor. 293 00:10:17.717 --> 00:10:18.150 Linus: Yeah. 294 00:10:18.551 --> 00:10:21.988 Linus: How could they afford to sponsor us? With prices so reasonable. 295 00:10:23.422 --> 00:10:27.493 Robert: As many videos as I've watched, or as I've edited of you building computers, 296 00:10:27.493 --> 00:10:30.630 at this point half the information just like goes in one ear and out the other. 297 00:10:32.932 --> 00:10:33.866 Reece: I know the feeling right now. 298 00:10:34.700 --> 00:10:35.568 Linus: Really you guys? 299 00:10:36.302 --> 00:10:36.969 Linus: You know? 300 00:10:37.536 --> 00:10:39.572 Robert: You know what? I know a lot more than when I started, 301 00:10:39.572 --> 00:10:43.576 but now it's to the point where it's like you go off about server stuff and it's like... 302 00:10:45.611 --> 00:10:46.145 Linus: Alright. 303 00:10:46.545 --> 00:10:49.148 Robert: Actually the amount of times I'll be editing 304 00:10:49.148 --> 00:10:51.517 and you'll be explaining to the audience what's going on. 305 00:10:51.550 --> 00:10:55.488 You're actually explaining it to me as I'm editing it, and it helps so much. 306 00:10:57.023 --> 00:11:00.326 I can edit the story no problem, but the actual tech side of it, 307 00:11:00.359 --> 00:11:01.794 those explanations help a lot. 308 00:11:02.228 --> 00:11:02.895 Linus: Nice. 309 00:11:02.928 --> 00:11:04.930 Linus: Here's the problem with doing a really great job. 310 00:11:05.865 --> 00:11:07.333 You get asked to do more work. 311 00:11:07.333 --> 00:11:08.134 Robert: Next year, yeah. 312 00:11:08.134 --> 00:11:09.735 Linus: We have an updated WAN intro. 313 00:11:09.735 --> 00:11:11.971 Robert: I did see some comments about it. 314 00:11:11.971 --> 00:11:14.940 Linus: Five ever; so it would probably be a good idea. 315 00:11:14.940 --> 00:11:18.944 Linus: I mean even if we could just add a couple new obstacles for me and Luke, 316 00:11:18.944 --> 00:11:19.412 Robert: Mhmm. 317 00:11:19.445 --> 00:11:20.479 Linus: that would be pretty cool. 318 00:11:20.479 --> 00:11:21.080 Robert: Yeah. 319 00:11:21.080 --> 00:11:26.719 Linus: I can tell you the backgrounds are just copyrighted photos that are pixelated; 320 00:11:27.286 --> 00:11:29.221 so getting new backgrounds is easy, 321 00:11:29.221 --> 00:11:32.124 but if you could just do like a new Linus and Luke. 322 00:11:32.358 --> 00:11:32.792 Robert: Yeah. 323 00:11:32.792 --> 00:11:33.225 Linus: Yeah. 324 00:11:33.225 --> 00:11:35.227 That would be amazing; the WAN Show audience would love it. 325 00:11:35.227 --> 00:11:35.594 Robert: Yeah. 326 00:11:35.594 --> 00:11:40.332 Robert: For that intro, that was my first time doing anything like that. 327 00:11:40.866 --> 00:11:45.671 I literally learned how to rig the characters for this project and that. 328 00:11:46.038 --> 00:11:49.642 Robert: And then I did that, and then I did like the rest of the lower thirds; 329 00:11:49.642 --> 00:11:52.611 and basically any of the graphics you saw for Scrapyard Wars, that was all me this year. 330 00:11:52.611 --> 00:11:56.415 Linus: And man, does it ever go a long way towards making them more watchable? 331 00:11:56.415 --> 00:12:00.086 Like going back and watching the early ones without any of the mogards 332 00:12:00.086 --> 00:12:02.521 and like keeping track of the budget and everything. 333 00:12:02.521 --> 00:12:05.024 I'm just like, how did anybody watch this? 334 00:12:05.024 --> 00:12:05.391 Robert: Yeah. 335 00:12:05.391 --> 00:12:06.726 Linus: You have all kinds of holes in your wall! 336 00:12:06.726 --> 00:12:07.126 Robert: Yeah. 337 00:12:07.359 --> 00:12:08.828 Linus: Those are hung with nails! 338 00:12:10.896 --> 00:12:12.298 Linus: Those are hung with nails. 339 00:12:12.598 --> 00:12:14.533 Reece: Those are little itty bitty holes though... 340 00:12:14.567 --> 00:12:15.134 Robert: There's no big holes. 341 00:12:15.134 --> 00:12:15.668 Reece: ...this will be bigger. 342 00:12:15.668 --> 00:12:18.070 Linus: But why not a tack? Why a nail? 343 00:12:18.571 --> 00:12:20.272 Robert: That's what they've been hung up with for a long time. 344 00:12:21.040 --> 00:12:23.576 Linus: Well I didn't say they're not hung for a long time with nails. 345 00:12:23.576 --> 00:12:24.510 I said, why? 346 00:12:24.510 --> 00:12:26.779 Robert: That's what I had; I don't know, I don't know what to tell you. 347 00:12:27.513 --> 00:12:30.616 David: Robert, let me tell you about an amazing product called Command Strips. 348 00:12:30.616 --> 00:12:33.452 Not a sponsor because they could not afford to sponsor. 349 00:12:33.486 --> 00:12:34.587 Linus: Oh, they could. 350 00:12:35.221 --> 00:12:36.689 Linus: For how much they charge? Dude, I would- 351 00:12:36.689 --> 00:12:38.758 David: Yeah, it's gotta be one of the most popular like free end products. 352 00:12:38.758 --> 00:12:41.894 Linus: Command Strips? Please, they're so expensive. 353 00:12:42.294 --> 00:12:43.562 Andrew: I don't think they're that good either way. 354 00:12:43.562 --> 00:12:43.863 Linus: Yeah. 355 00:12:43.863 --> 00:12:45.197 Reece: I agree, I think they kind of suck. 356 00:12:45.564 --> 00:12:46.031 Linus: Yeah. 357 00:12:46.132 --> 00:12:47.266 Robert: I do have, there are some. 358 00:12:47.466 --> 00:12:48.567 David: I think user problems. 359 00:12:48.601 --> 00:12:50.836 Linus: Tacks is best, I love tacks. 360 00:12:50.836 --> 00:12:52.138 David: Is the table off? Cause we're going to want to like... 361 00:12:52.138 --> 00:12:53.205 Linus: Tax is no. 362 00:12:53.205 --> 00:12:54.006 David: ...plug in cables and stuff. 363 00:12:54.006 --> 00:12:54.406 Reece: I'll pull it out. 364 00:12:54.406 --> 00:12:55.407 Linus: Tacks, yes. 365 00:12:55.875 --> 00:12:57.543 Robert: I actually bought that off of David, 366 00:12:57.543 --> 00:12:59.011 when he was getting rid of a bunch of his stuff. 367 00:12:59.345 --> 00:13:02.181 Linus: In all seriousness, the Wii U is kind of goated. 368 00:13:02.181 --> 00:13:06.185 It can emulate like every previous Nintendo thing, not to mention other stuff. 369 00:13:06.185 --> 00:13:11.557 Plus it can play often the best version of Wii U - Switch cross-platform games. 370 00:13:11.557 --> 00:13:14.894 It's like worth having plugged in. 371 00:13:15.027 --> 00:13:17.763 Which... oh, are these not plugged in on purpose? 372 00:13:17.763 --> 00:13:21.367 Robert: Yeah, cause it drains the battery faster, so I just leave them loose so then... 373 00:13:21.367 --> 00:13:21.901 Linus: Nice. 374 00:13:22.001 --> 00:13:23.769 David: How do you get your switch into that dock? 375 00:13:24.103 --> 00:13:24.703 Linus: Yeah. 376 00:13:24.770 --> 00:13:26.572 Robert: It's not the most convenient thing. 377 00:13:26.572 --> 00:13:28.641 You just kind of tilt it forward and then slide it in. 378 00:13:28.641 --> 00:13:28.974 Robert: Yeah. 379 00:13:29.175 --> 00:13:29.642 Linus: Oh yeah. 380 00:13:29.742 --> 00:13:30.910 David: Yeah, and you're not capturing, 381 00:13:30.910 --> 00:13:32.211 you're not trying to get like the highest fidelity. 382 00:13:32.211 --> 00:13:32.611 Robert: Yeah. 383 00:13:32.611 --> 00:13:34.446 David: The only thing of note I could find at this was the 384 00:13:34.446 --> 00:13:36.582 beautiful illustrations in the instruction manual. 385 00:13:36.615 --> 00:13:37.249 Reece: Wow. 386 00:13:37.249 --> 00:13:38.884 David: I love these, I just needed to showcase them somewhere. 387 00:13:38.884 --> 00:13:39.552 Linus: Oh, that's adorable. 388 00:13:39.552 --> 00:13:41.253 David: Yeah, there's some really good ones. 389 00:13:41.253 --> 00:13:43.088 David: The lost art, baby, lost art. 390 00:13:45.157 --> 00:13:46.025 Reece: *unintelligible* 391 00:13:46.025 --> 00:13:46.959 Robert: Don't party too hard. 392 00:13:46.959 --> 00:13:48.027 David: Yeah, this is for the original manual; 393 00:13:48.027 --> 00:13:50.029 this is not, this is a PDF of the manual. 394 00:13:50.896 --> 00:13:53.399 Robert: Don't party too hard next to your VCR, you might break it. 395 00:13:54.967 --> 00:13:55.534 Camera op: That's cool. 396 00:13:56.068 --> 00:13:59.805 Robert: This was actually- This was a, my first Christmas party. 397 00:13:59.805 --> 00:14:02.174 That's what I won from the Christmas party. 398 00:14:02.174 --> 00:14:05.211 So it was, it's actually like kind of expensive mic. 399 00:14:05.244 --> 00:14:06.412 So I was like, I'll take a free mic. 400 00:14:06.612 --> 00:14:09.114 Robert: When I, when I Googled it, I think it was like 200 and some odd dollars? 401 00:14:09.114 --> 00:14:11.116 Robert: So it was like, at least for me that's expensive. 402 00:14:11.116 --> 00:14:13.652 Reece: Yeah; I mean mics get, mics get expensive for sure. 403 00:14:13.652 --> 00:14:15.120 David: Yeah, well the problem is with USB mics is 404 00:14:15.120 --> 00:14:17.857 David: you're paying for the USB connector on it. 405 00:14:17.857 --> 00:14:21.427 David: So it's better to get $150 XLR mic if you have an interface on it. 406 00:14:21.427 --> 00:14:24.096 Linus: Did I hear Robert say that something, you know, 407 00:14:24.096 --> 00:14:29.068 high tech with you know, power supplies and integrated circuits in it was expensive. 408 00:14:29.068 --> 00:14:31.270 Linus: You payed $400 for this plastic. 409 00:14:31.871 --> 00:14:32.972 Linus: No, no, no, no, no. 410 00:14:34.173 --> 00:14:35.574 Robert: I didn't say it wasn't expensive. 411 00:14:35.574 --> 00:14:39.545 Reece: But this wasn't only sold at San Diego Comic Con; it's sold everywhere. 412 00:14:39.979 --> 00:14:40.880 Reece: Who cares about it? 413 00:14:42.781 --> 00:14:43.816 David: Anyone could own it! 414 00:14:43.816 --> 00:14:45.684 Reece: Anybody could own this! Stupid thing. 415 00:14:46.619 --> 00:14:48.120 David: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, teah. 416 00:14:48.120 --> 00:14:49.088 That's the good stuff. 417 00:14:50.522 --> 00:14:53.525 David: Robert's looking for the adapter, we found some more Lego. 418 00:14:53.559 --> 00:14:54.126 Reece: Oh. 419 00:14:54.260 --> 00:14:55.127 David: Unopened. 420 00:14:55.160 --> 00:14:58.964 Robert: Yeah, this is my unopened stash; there's more open stuff in another closet. 421 00:14:58.964 --> 00:15:00.065 Linus: Where do you guys want the NAS? 422 00:15:00.566 --> 00:15:03.002 Robert: Uh, it's going to go on that table there. 423 00:15:03.002 --> 00:15:04.403 Linus: Cool, there's something already on that table. 424 00:15:04.403 --> 00:15:04.837 Robert: Yeah. 425 00:15:05.237 --> 00:15:06.805 Linus: Okay, so I just huck it on the ground? 426 00:15:06.906 --> 00:15:07.206 David: Yeah. 427 00:15:07.206 --> 00:15:08.140 Robert: Yeah, it should be fine. 428 00:15:09.842 --> 00:15:13.379 Robert: There's no ventilation on the bottom; so it should be fine on the carpet. 429 00:15:13.779 --> 00:15:15.614 Linus: I heard there was a lot of Lego in the closet? 430 00:15:17.082 --> 00:15:19.184 Linus: Oh, that's not even that much; I've seen worse. 431 00:15:19.184 --> 00:15:21.320 Robert: Yeah; compared to the one part, the one video. 432 00:15:21.320 --> 00:15:24.256 David: You didn't look properly, lean over more to the right and look. 433 00:15:24.423 --> 00:15:25.758 David: Look, down. 434 00:15:26.892 --> 00:15:27.626 Linus: Oh. 435 00:15:29.728 --> 00:15:30.162 Linus: Wait. 436 00:15:30.162 --> 00:15:33.866 Robert, why do you have your big power strip with the surge protector here? 437 00:15:34.266 --> 00:15:36.101 Robert: Uh, cause that's just, that's where it was originally 438 00:15:36.101 --> 00:15:39.238 before I got the one, before I set up the TV and stuff. 439 00:15:39.271 --> 00:15:41.907 Linus: Oh; well, we might not even need a new power strip. 440 00:15:41.907 --> 00:15:46.445 David: But then we would need USB adapters; like, cause there's USB stuff. 441 00:15:46.445 --> 00:15:47.413 Linus: He's not even using them though. 442 00:15:47.413 --> 00:15:47.846 David: There's one. 443 00:15:47.846 --> 00:15:48.914 Reece: There's two actually. 444 00:15:49.081 --> 00:15:49.682 David: Two. 445 00:15:51.216 --> 00:15:54.153 Reece: There's the things that are Robert's problem. 446 00:15:56.055 --> 00:15:57.823 Linus: Big moment; let's find out if this thing works. 447 00:15:58.590 --> 00:16:00.259 This is cool; most people wouldn't care, 448 00:16:00.259 --> 00:16:03.629 but we just kind of lucked out on these two fans at the back here. 449 00:16:03.662 --> 00:16:06.565 One of them spins clockwise and one of them spins counterclockwise, 450 00:16:06.565 --> 00:16:08.734 which when you have two fans really close together like this 451 00:16:08.734 --> 00:16:10.169 matters because acoustics. 452 00:16:10.903 --> 00:16:13.572 Input signal not found, but that's okay for now. 453 00:16:15.074 --> 00:16:17.609 We have storm troopers; that'll make us feel better. 454 00:16:19.645 --> 00:16:22.581 Linus: Pew, pew, pew, pew; you missed everything, buddy. 455 00:16:23.015 --> 00:16:25.417 You're a clone trooper, what's your excuse? 456 00:16:25.451 --> 00:16:26.952 That's the thing that like, man, 457 00:16:27.586 --> 00:16:31.523 there's so many little things in Star Wars that drive me absolutely nuts. 458 00:16:31.523 --> 00:16:34.360 Like, Jango Fett is a one man army. 459 00:16:35.160 --> 00:16:38.630 So all the clone troopers should be like fricking incredible. 460 00:16:38.664 --> 00:16:41.734 But depending on what's more convenient for the plot, 461 00:16:41.734 --> 00:16:44.737 they either turn into like original trilogy stormtroopers, 462 00:16:44.737 --> 00:16:48.273 that couldn't hit the broad side of a barn or they're like supreme badasses. 463 00:16:48.273 --> 00:16:51.410 It's like, you can't have it both ways! 464 00:16:51.410 --> 00:16:53.979 David: Robert, were you just using your TV speakers? 465 00:16:54.046 --> 00:16:54.580 Robert: Yeah. 466 00:16:58.717 --> 00:17:01.120 Robert: ...for YouTube and stuff, hey it works. 467 00:17:01.120 --> 00:17:02.254 David: You don't watch movies? 468 00:17:02.254 --> 00:17:06.392 Robert: I do, but like I said, I'm not the biggest audio person, 469 00:17:06.392 --> 00:17:08.460 so I haven't ever been super picky about it. 470 00:17:08.460 --> 00:17:08.961 Robert: But now I have stuff. 471 00:17:08.961 --> 00:17:09.561 Linus: Robert, we know. 472 00:17:12.231 --> 00:17:13.198 Linus: We believe you. 473 00:17:15.834 --> 00:17:17.302 Linus: Also not the biggest picture guy. 474 00:17:17.302 --> 00:17:18.070 David: Picture guy. 475 00:17:19.638 --> 00:17:20.572 David: He's a big Lego guy. 476 00:17:21.206 --> 00:17:23.842 Robert: I didn't mess with many of the settings when I got it. 477 00:17:24.143 --> 00:17:24.710 Linus: Alright. 478 00:17:24.743 --> 00:17:25.277 Robert: Yeah. 479 00:17:25.277 --> 00:17:28.480 Linus: Now you're the proud owner of these, or one of them. 480 00:17:28.614 --> 00:17:29.114 Robert: Yeah. 481 00:17:29.948 --> 00:17:32.918 Robert: Yeah, there's one more blade which is going to be the one for my brother. 482 00:17:33.018 --> 00:17:34.086 Linus: Oh no, these are both you. 483 00:17:34.520 --> 00:17:34.987 Robert: Yeah. 484 00:17:37.056 --> 00:17:37.556 Robert: Yeah. 485 00:17:39.024 --> 00:17:42.194 Linus: Now, canonically, does this character duel weald? 486 00:17:42.194 --> 00:17:43.896 Robert: Yes, that's why there's two. 487 00:17:45.898 --> 00:17:47.366 Linus: Do they like clip together or something? 488 00:17:47.633 --> 00:17:49.068 Robert: Uh, no; so she, 489 00:17:49.068 --> 00:17:52.504 so depending on when in the story she actually does like a reverse thing. 490 00:17:52.504 --> 00:17:54.506 So she's got both of them backwards like that. 491 00:17:54.907 --> 00:17:55.474 Linus: Right. 492 00:17:55.541 --> 00:17:56.075 Robert: Yeah. 493 00:17:56.542 --> 00:17:57.142 Linus: Cool. 494 00:17:57.276 --> 00:17:58.710 Reece: Careful, careful, careful. 495 00:17:58.710 --> 00:17:59.511 David: Ahh, your hand! 496 00:18:04.416 --> 00:18:07.453 Linus: I mean, all the cool Jedi are doing it.